office, true, but that he could win another term and it would be the greatest third act of all time, true.

I was also reminded today that I had predicted at one point that the public had decided that whether Trump had the goods or not to win the election, that we were going to drag his body across the finish line. And that happened too. You saw that the public sort of almost like the immune system of the country gathered around Trump, somehow kept him alive even when bullets were going past his head. That part was luck. But between the Musks and the Vances and the JD advances and everybody else, I don't have to name all the names, the RFK Jr., etc., Tulsi Gabbard, you know the names. But you saw the most credible people in your online world one by one all turned to Trump. And I believe that we all had a common thought, which is that, you know, and I hate it when people say this, I almost feel like I shouldn't but I'm going to say it but I'm going to be disgusted by myself when I say it so if that helps. Yes, Trump might have some flaws. Stop it. Stop it. All right, I hate myself for saying that. It's just it's the NPC thing to say, oh he's got some flaws. I don't like every single thing that he does. So I hate it. I hate it when people line up their compliment by saying he's got flaws. Can we just stipulate, how about we just stipulate nobody's perfect and just get past that? All right, that being said, I believe that the people who decided to throw it all in with him and really risk everything, risk everything to get this done, I believe that we thought it needed to be done. And I think that's what binds the people who kind of belatedly came to Trump. It wasn't about Trump. It's not about Trump and it's not about us. It's about the country. And this is real. This is real love for country that you saw spontaneously suppressed for so long but it couldn't be stopped. So the love and optimism of the American people eventually, like the flower growing through the crack in the concrete sidewalk, it just was unstoppable. There wasn't any way to stop it.

And so I do believe that although Trump is the best persuader, most consequential leader of our time, that you still needed all of that American spirit to drag him across the finish line. And we did. So what I like about it is that it was the cleanest. In 2016 it really felt like Democrats versus Republicans. In 2020 it felt even more like Democrats versus Republicans. It was just a team thing. This is differen